Criminal Gang Attacks South African Salvation Army Home For Abandoned Babies
WHITTIER, Calif., May 11, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Ethembeni, The Salvation Army's home for abused, abandoned and HIV & AIDS babies from birth to age 3, was robbed at gunpoint shortly after 6pm on Thursday May 3rd, 2015. According to Jenna Etheridge, News 24-South Africa, four armed gang members forced their way into the facility and terrorized the children's home, ransacking it of desperately needed provisions, including valuable equipment.
The Salvation Army Vision Network, SAVN.tv has created a web page where the public can help this financially struggling home for disadvantaged children. To donate, log on to www.savn.tv/SouthAfricaOrphans *All proceeds go directly to this worthy cause. To learn more about Ethembeni, simply click on the video produced by SAVN.tv.
To find out more about the Salvation Army and how you can help visit www.savn.tv, The Salvation Army Vision Network. The Salvation Army is currently in 127 countries worldwide. The Salvation Army has served humanity globally, since 1865, meeting need at the point of need without discrimination.
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